I think the answer is that nobody should support the next capital raise,then at least the board will know that they either start production or they go under.
Clearly shareholders including myself have had enough!
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I think the answer is that nobody should support the next capital raise,then at least the board will know that they either start production or they go under.
Clearly shareholders including myself have had enough!
To be fair, the offer doc last year noted a target to reduce corporate overheads by 20%. It's hard to track performance on this though as corporate costs have bounced around in quarterly cash flow reports
I just want to see plans being met, including lodging of the resource consent application (going on four months late), publishing of the resource estimate for Talisman (several weeks overdue) and processing through the pilot plant (as committed to in the SPP offer). I also don't want to see the next quarterly report half filled with schematics and output results of the pilot plant, yet again.
Sorry I had an Error I will repost
Oh...and with all that money he didn't even take part in the last capital raising.
He's probably sitting at home during the lockdown, still drawing about $8,000 per week, reading all these comments, and laughing his head off!!!
I just checked the covid wage subsidy,and it looks like they have not claimed,surely you can still claim if you are losing money.
The prime minister only gets 56k more than matt,but if you take off the 47k cut she is volunteering its about the same